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Project Update & Chapter 4 Release.

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Hello reader, ‘Tis time once again that I come to you with a post. This one will be on the shorter side, seeing as I’ve not much to say. I’ve been steadily chipping away at book 2, though the progress is slow. I don’t have many hours in the day to write, and as mentioned in the previous post, I’ve simulation training going on that eats up the lion’s share. But rejoice, this is a simultaneous release with chapter 4! By now our lanky tin-man and his canine companion have found the strange botanist out in the desert, heard a strange tale about a pathogen that in truth is their target, and their timbers shiver collectively at the mention of the Conclave. That spiteful faction will be expanded upon especially in book 2. (Nudge, wink, nod). Also, poor Jaques is in a bit of a pickle given his accidental witnessing of Tom’s foolery on the radio. Who was that deadly voice he heard on the other side? Was it the thing that watched our curious duo traverse the desert from atop the stone ...
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Consistency

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Photo by Geomancer448 under CC BY-SA 4.0 at Wikimedia.org Hello, reader. September is coming to an end and soon the spooky month, (October), begins. I must admit that from all the twelve months in the year, the tenth is one of my favorites. The air is perfectly crisp and cool, the wind in the trees is loud and biting, and the leaves begin their fiery withering before gently tumbling to the ground. That, and it’s dark, and people tend to go out less late in the evening, leaving the parks and city streets bare, wet, and cold. Leaving it all to me. Also, if you’ve noticed, Chapter three is out! It might take some time before chapter four is ready, seeing as I have simulation training starting next week, (Long days from eight to four), so I won’t have much time between thesis work and all the things I need to do (gym etc.). (That’s all on the Limbo Chronologies front). What are you waiting for? Go enjoy the new chapter! The rest of this post concerns a thought I’ve had about consistency, ...
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